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Term used to describe an unattractive, unkempt and/or unsanitary woman. An example could be a homeless, drug addled street hooker.
A scruffy dirty, ugly appearance. Such as a homeless prostitute that doesn't shower, change clothes etc.
An alternative word to the likes of minger, minga, stinker, mutt, dog, witch, sket, slag, trout, harlot, ho, trollop etc
A scruffy dirty, ugly appearance. Such as a homeless prostitute that doesn't shower, change clothes etc.
An alternative word to the likes of minger, minga, stinker, mutt, dog, witch, sket, slag, trout, harlot, ho, trollop etc
Munter by Llewelyn Dowd October 20, 2022
Muntaha
Muntaha is a very stressed girl , she cares about everyone and has a very soft heart but does not show it. She usually tells the truth but when she doesn't she feels really bad. She speaks what her mind says. She's a very ambitious girl. If you get at the wrong side of her she'll get very angry but she still forgives. She's very funny once you get to know her and she's very loyal
munter gatherer
*did you see that bird Steve went home with last night?
*Christ yeah, he's a right munter gatherer that one.
*Christ yeah, he's a right munter gatherer that one.
munter gatherer by hawaiian sam December 9, 2008
nelson muntz
nelson muntz by Eric Hartman July 12, 2003
muntaha
Muntaha is a Muslim name for girls meaning the utmost, highest degree.
Concerning the 'Sidratul Muntaha', the learned 'Ulama have proffered various differing opinions, particularly with regard to the statement: "It is called 'Sidratul Muntaha' (the lotus tree of the extreme limit) because it is the end of all that is knowable, and nobody can know what is beyond it." Some others have explained: "Whoever comes from above, arrives here and cannot pass on further down. Whoever comes from below, reaches this point and cannot ascend further. Therefore it is called by this name."
Yet others try to explain it in this way: "The world of spirits ends at this point, therefore it is called the Lote tree of the extreme limit." Ibn 'Abbas (Radi Allah Anhu) tells us:
"It is a tree which is made all of gold.
Some of its boughs are made of emerald,
some are of ruby.
The tree measures a distance of one hundred and fifty years journey from its foot to its top.
Its leaves resemble the ears of the elephant, and they are very great: a single one of them would cover the entire world. Its fruits are shaped like water jugs. The whole tree is engulfed by light."
Concerning the 'Sidratul Muntaha', the learned 'Ulama have proffered various differing opinions, particularly with regard to the statement: "It is called 'Sidratul Muntaha' (the lotus tree of the extreme limit) because it is the end of all that is knowable, and nobody can know what is beyond it." Some others have explained: "Whoever comes from above, arrives here and cannot pass on further down. Whoever comes from below, reaches this point and cannot ascend further. Therefore it is called by this name."
Yet others try to explain it in this way: "The world of spirits ends at this point, therefore it is called the Lote tree of the extreme limit." Ibn 'Abbas (Radi Allah Anhu) tells us:
"It is a tree which is made all of gold.
Some of its boughs are made of emerald,
some are of ruby.
The tree measures a distance of one hundred and fifty years journey from its foot to its top.
Its leaves resemble the ears of the elephant, and they are very great: a single one of them would cover the entire world. Its fruits are shaped like water jugs. The whole tree is engulfed by light."